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kafkaesque

/ˌkæf.kəˈesk/

Traducción: Describe una situación o experiencia extremadamente compleja, absurda u opresiva, que recuerda los temas de las obras de Franz Kafka.

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adjective

/ˌkæf.kəˈesk/C2formalart
  • esDescribe una situación o experiencia extremadamente compleja, absurda u opresiva, que recuerda los temas de las obras de Franz Kafka.

Describes a situation or experience that is extremely complex, illogical, or oppressive, reminiscent of the themes in Franz Kafka's works.

  1. Surreal and oppressiveC1formal

    Characterized by a surreal, often nightmarish, sense of distortion, complexity, and impending danger, typically in a bureaucratic or impersonal system.

    esKafkiano

    • The process of getting a visa turned into a Kafkaesque ordeal of endless forms and contradictory instructions.
    • He described the company's internal politics as Kafkaesque, where no one seemed to know who was in charge.
    • The trial was a Kafkaesque nightmare, with the defendant never fully understanding the charges against him.

    Sinónimosabsurdbureaucraticdisorientinginhumanlabyrinthinenightmarishoppressivesurreal

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  • more kafkaesque comparative form
  • most kafkaesque superlative form